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Bomb threats reported at Walmart stores in Calais, Thomaston, Palmyra

Bomb threats at Walmart stores were reported in three towns throughout the state on Friday afternoon. Calais Police Chief David Randle confirmed the store in that town received a threat, and Department of Public Safety spokesman Stephen McCausland said threats were also reported in Thomaston and Palmyra. Randle said police in Calais are no longer […]

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Thomaston woman gets nine months for dealing heroin, cocaine

ROCKLAND — A 30-year-old Thomaston woman was sentenced Friday to nine months and one day in prison after admitting she had been involved in the sale of heroin and cocaine out of her home. Alicia M. Santamore pleaded guilty in Knox County Superior Court to two counts of trafficking in drugs (cocaine and heroin) and […]

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76-year-old sailor leaves Thomaston to circle the globe

THOMASTON — Stanley Paris sailed down the St. George River on Monday afternoon, headed for Florida, Bermuda and around the world. At 76, he hopes to circumnavigate the world in 120 days. That would net the native New Zealander the official title of the oldest person to circle the world nonstop and unassisted. It also […]

Posted inRiver Valley

Roxbury ATV Riders raising money for autism education

ROXBURY — The Roxbury ATV Riders will hold a ride Sunday, Aug. 4, to benefit Autism Awareness of Maine. Club President Mike Worthley said at least 100 riders are expected to participate in the 40-mile, four-hour ride. “It’s a great cause,” he said. “I know kids and adults with autism.” Participants are asked to register […]

Posted inObituaries

Karen Marks Lemke

1948 – 2013 LEWISTON — Karen Marks Lemke, 65, of Lisbon Falls, passed away peacefully Sunday, July 28, at Central Maine Medical Center with friends and family by her side. Karen was born on the same date in Rockland in 1948, the daughter of J. Edward and Geraldine Marks. She was raised in Thomaston and […]